Sentence examples for potentially calamitous effects from inspiring English sources
BASRA / GENEVA, 29 April 2003 – UNICEF warned today that rapidly dwindling supplies of chlorine gas in southern Iraq will leave drinking water untreated within weeks, with potentially calamitous effects on the lives of Iraqis.
(Press release) With chlorine supplies dwindling, children face onslaught of water-borne diseases Tuesday, 29 April 2003 – UNICEF warned today that rapidly dwindling supplies of chlorine gas in southern Iraq will leave drinking water untreated within weeks, with potentially calamitous effects on the lives of Iraqis.
(News Note) With chlorine supplies dwindling, children face onslaught of water-borne diseases Tuesday, 29 April 2003 – UNICEF warned today that rapidly dwindling supplies of chlorine gas in southern Iraq will leave drinking water untreated within weeks, with potentially calamitous effects on the lives of Iraqis.
Rather, he saw their swift and effective response to a potentially calamitous situation as the highest expression of his profession's creed and craft, which requires constant preparation and training for disaster.
The time to avoid calamitous effects has likely passed.
Even some defenders of the industry concede that the problem is real and potentially calamitous.
Initiating a bilateral dialogue on cybersecurity is absolutely critical in avoiding potentially calamitous incidents.
This is done to protect Australian species from a potentially calamitous alien invasion.
And then it wasn't: Ms. Phillips describes the outing of Tiptree and its calamitous effects.
Scientists say those gases, from smokestacks, tailpipes, and burning forests, are contributing to a potentially calamitous warming trend.
"We appear to be seeing a continuing shift from a sustainable 'not for profit' model towards one with potentially calamitous, consistent and significant loss-making characteristics," Jones said.
